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The Carroll Divorce Proceedings.
AR& cAkRoLL cHARGks THAT A RECENT AGREKMuef
WAS OBTAINED FROM Hkk pY FRArp

On December sth an agreement was signed by
Ms. Helen N. Carroll and W. C. stone her coun-
sci, on one part, and Gen. s. s. Carroll and James
H. Savie on the other, in regard TO the separation
OF the parties. This provided that 10 avoid de.
lays the defendant should al once enter his ap.
pearance I'm the divorce casr pending In Montgon-
month alilnony, and that She should see her son.
Sprtgg, at least once a week. ON her part shc
any property right, and not TO involve herssif a
debt, ana that In case OF new suit for simple
maintenance and support this stipulation shcdid
be filed and be binding on the parties.
This agreement, IL Is claimed by MIA Carroll
was secured from her by fraud and mssreprusenta-
HildebrandL her counsel, left for Rockville and
presented paper from Mrs. Carroll charging that
the agreement was procured by fraud and misrep-
and void
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we1e the readings at the signal Once to -0ay: y 9
~, 81; fan, -; II an, 20; SPIN, -; maxi
mum -; minimum, 81.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
MUST STAND BY B0ULANGER.

MUST STAND BY BOULANGER.
M. he Freycinct Defends and Praises
the Preach War Minister.
PARIS, Feb. LA France publishes q state
ment emanating from N. de Freycinet repelling the
charges which have been made against General
Boulanger, and praising him for his steadfast en-
beavers 10 fuif his duties with strict respect for
government decisions "whateyer opinion may be
eniertai'ied or General Beuiangers character, the
article concludes, sit is no longer time to discuss
his influence IL is absolutely necessary TO stand
by him and support him."
Summing Up i'm the O'Neil Case.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Charles w. Brooke, the
counsel for ex-Alderman O'Neil, continued his
summing up to-day in the court OF oyer and ter
miner. The court room was filled TO the doors
No Change at Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Feb 1.-The legislature
went into joint convention and took one ballot
for United States Senator. All the members, ef-
cept two were present, and the ballot resulted:
Turpie' "a; Harrison, 20; Allen, 4
Gambling On an Ocean Steamer.
GRAVE CHARGES BY rHIErKEN PASSENGERS ON THE
STEAMER UEBRIA.
LONDON Feb, Thirteen persons who were
cabin passengers on the steamship Umbria,
which arrived at Liverpool yesterday from New
York. have sent a letter to the Times protesting
OF that vessel was used on the trip. The writer's
say the room was regular gambling hell" One
youth, they say, lost all the money he had by
gambling in the smoking room, and, in despair,
attempted to jump overheard.
The Church Not Responsible.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-Archbishop Elder authorizes
the statement that the catholic church Is III no
way responsible for the organization OF aGheatrcal
company to gather money 10 aid in paying the
Purcell debt, nor does he In any manner sanction
any ouch scheme.
Two Men Killed by Burglars.
DNn1y
says William Galloway and his clerk named Nc
Leese, were fatally wounded last night at the
formers store In Galloway, three miles from this
city, by burglars who escaped unhurt.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 300 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. H Dodge, $50 18th street:
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
Nominations TO.Da,

Nominations To-Day.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Calhoun Fluker. Of Clinton, Louisiana, to be sur.
veyor general of louisiana
Judson Farrer, Of Michigan, to be consul at Port
Sarma.
Postmasters White, wiscasset. Me-; An
drew w. Bingham, LttletOn, n H.. Geo. ". Paul,
George Perrltte, ConnoIsburgh, Pa; Sylvester i.
CLARK, Cleburne, Texas; Nathaniel Brady, Beau
fort c. John ar,n Ellen WlloughDy
E. j. Higgins, Ackley, Iowa; L. p. Barnes, Eldora
Iowa; Howard NJ. Church, Holly, Mich: Joseph
F N3s Saint Johns Mich Charles
h. Cushenberry. Gfrard. Kas.
The Missing Hill.
EXPLANATIONS IN THE SENATE.
In the Senate the subject OF the loss in the
House OF the Northern Pacific land forfeiture bill
came up to-day. A statement OF the proceedings
OF the conference committee up to the disappear
ance OF the bill and the replacing of it with copy
furnished by the Senate conferees was read, also
letter from Mr.. Cobb chairman OF the House
conferees, stating that he had not seen the bill
since he reported it to the House at the last ses
sion.
soon as the bill was missed he directed thorough
search but failed to find or trace the bill He un-
ing another copy at this stage OF the proceedings
and he proposed to take this course,
Mr.. Ingalls, thought the matter was too grave to
be hastily acted upon and at his objection 1t went
over.
Clerks to Members Of Congress.
POINTS FROM THE REPORT IN FAVOR OF THE BILL
In its report in favor OF the bill providing clerks
for Senators and who are not chair
men Of committees, the committee on revision
of the laws expresses the belief that clerks are
drudgery which keeps them during a good por-
ton OF their time TO the study and Preparation OF
such measures as they have upon which they are
members are obliged to employ secretaries at their
Espressnts5ivss especially from The south:
maintain a family in Washington on less salary
than that now allowed by law. 1t is not to the
pOar men of high order Of talent should @ad
be driven and kept out OF Congress
the business OF legislation be intruSted TO the mil
liOnaires and men OF wealth."
District In Congress.
THE DISTRICT BILL PAssHD IN THE HOUSE.
Mr. Hemphin called up In the House to-day and
the House passed-yeas. 100; nays, 95-a bill pro-
viding an additional justice for the Supreme Court
OF the District or Columbia
10 PAY FREEDNANS BANK DKPosIToRs
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Morrill,, from the
finance committee, reported favorably substi-
tute for the bill for the relief of the Freed
%ans SsnE dsRosss sns s the
g the Verified due them az The sSu O.
the failure less dividends that have been paid; the
%gSr ee e or their
being barred. All claims must be pre-
sented within two years OF the passage OF this
pration Of two years the AFFAIRS Of the bank are to
be wound up without undue sacrifice Of value and
an assets s IssoS6 stS the the
claims OF depOsitOrS. The commissioner may call
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District Money Ina the Treasury,
The House substitute for the bill with relation
to the District money In the Treasury, which was
passed to-day, omits the provision that the sink
ing fund due might be held instead OF being
invested and applied alone 70 the ten per cent con-
tract bonds.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auotioneers.

nUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneers
Ss SohSafFs hahhksaShE
By virtue Of two deeds of trust herein recited one
dafsa te eo X 1856 and duly recorded in
thereby and Intended to be
f. s.id land records iiSsr folio - Ct seq the
Undersigned rnns Trustees will sell At public auction IL
TognTH Iss4 It HStfPAsf f5Gk o sAsSHf
city q Wilmington, in the ssd District witt Lot
1nmbered one hundred and si1tyfve u65l, in II.
hnnarsd and tysix u56 improved by threestory
Terms Of sale: one-third % cash. and the residue
* arse equal PAYABLE in one two and
81 lsF viii
Be s at ms IF OF S sad WI ~
sEs nSs Complied with within after sale The
u sS Is 5 Il
bs9yE sAE Hts hHFE 2ss
,.,-m.~. a sh5 z h tis1SSsD' Trustees.
Saa RoXH skH ~ RHEh
,.ss.s94as S aaSi {! Ea hs5ssAD Trustees.
1NHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
VERMONT AVENUE. BETWEEN AND U
STREETS NORTHWEST.
q ct Of the Fin
Equity Cause No. 9896on the X2d day of January, HsH
D. 1887, wherein Edward II. O'Bren ct al are COM
plalnants and Mary Jacobs ct al Defendants the
public sTctiS9, in front Of the premises on MONDAY
FOUR O'CLOCK, sub lot 81, In Zug's sub division Of
3erae1pal lot in square numbered 36l fronting u
feet inches Vermont avenue the east side with
adepth Of 100 feet, to public alley, between and
house.
.. Terms Of SALE a. prescribed by decree One,third
OF purchase to be paid in cash and the balance
payable in twelve and eighteen months from day Of
sale with interest at the rate Of six @ per cent per
70 be secured to the trustee upon good and sufficient
o. rust mon tns properly sold q ~ cSsp Ss
required on day Of sale nom the pprch.ssr :.
property may be sold ut risk aud cost OF defaultng
purchaser. All conveyalcing at pn!cha1er's cost.
3a26-d&ds 1905 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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RLACK RUSSIAN HARE MUFF6. 20c.. AT THE
- Great Clearing Sale Ut the
Double Combination,
taH7-6t 124l and 1243 18th ct, a.e

Circular. lined with Royal Ermine. &55; reduced
from $50.
Seal SKIN Ulster, 4276; reduced 1850.
Seal Skin SacQues, &c., &125. $50.
A few Plush Sacques and visites, CIT and GO.
Two Plush Ulsters, $50.
6TINRMETZ SON,
1a27-am 1897 PeunsylvaniA Avenue
TNFANTV KID BUT on SHOES l5O,
j st the 0yaas Clearing Sale, at the
s Double Combustion,
jaeT-ot 12k1 and 1243 18th Ct so
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VI" ,aa sa'fn sect @ is &EkTFoKb. I4 iss; St
SFif; rooms, st. bet; 18Th and 1sthss 800 %,
Brick rooms med cd imps 18th a339
bricR, roons, kfnainan Place 1000
rooms Pierce Place bet i: 9Th and 10Th 1900
rooans' st. bet pa and "a So. 800
roons "a 4S Ge s business
rooms fenton st. n'r GOV. Print Sfice $50
., rooms ssd ST. be- IA 4 and 9th
rooms. On EiTFs st, Sst. 18th and 18th 5000
rooms and store, 18Th and & sts, sE 500
Frame OIL Dunbarton ave. l5OO
lar Brick. l.. bet 9TH and 6th mr. Pension of O5OO
Also, improved and unimproved property in all parts
'! jsso-aSs: 'f'' " 12ass New = YORK ri. ave
IyOR sALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON II ST. SIX
PRICE nice se Rer f Bek on
bet 21st and s2d suitable for business price. 900
Tf fs9o Easy Apply to j. '" p MYERS 14as NY
EoR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAINS
10 per cent IN St m G AZ s ep
r6Sn s sSse Ma SG eoo
rooms Oh L, bet. 18th and 10th SITS 5000
beE snf East cso be @
rdSs snd SsTnfr be ans s ss E
ja2O2w. l42s New YORK ave.
EOR ALE-CHEAP-GOOD BUSINESS PROP
Il erty on north side Pennsylvania ave-, near 18th
ST. also corner goth and Pennsylvania ave- J. R.
+ $500 1206 E st. ne. Lot 5s9l15 only 81 100.
ja25 St Cloud Building, 9th and L SITS.
E0R SALE = ROOM HOUSE ON II ST, NEAR
fics sS mod mpH JOIN lSi E Bfa to az alley
EOR sALE-CHRAP-A NEAT. COSY HOUSE IN
water anG sl parA 4lS Spruce E3RGs s6ar
ja.,2-2w. I423L st.
EOR SALE TWO TwO-sTORY FRAMES ON
IL north side St. bet 9th and 10th SITS. NV, rooms
alley Rent for both, $50 per month Vii be sod
Ssa @ pE5cf sh favorable terms JOHN
E0R SAILOR EXCHANGE ELEGANT AND
T thoroughly-built Houses lot "a 'front.'; good loca-
sS sn address
Star office. ia2O-Ims
IIoR sALE-BARGAINs ON CAPITOL HILL. TWO
ments price 81, 500 each, terms easy. Rented to No
tenants SO per 'aiais HON SON, 111sr.
Also, fine House IN Iowa Circle, containing IL
ana all s6S oPe g.
NOR sALE--BRCK STORE AND DWELLING,
B. e. tSs' ffs5
ST. NV. ja6-:,m
IIOR sALE-sEvERAL NEW HOUSES IN THE
I northwest and northeast from Sl,5Oo to $500.
e1 1siS,im HARDING s q wA III r \ w.
tSNOh SALE-I1-hOOM PRESSEDBRiCk Il,
y modern improvements, q, between 18th and 14th
l0:room House. St: near 18th 5000 66oS
Groom House, 18th, near T st............,.. 5000
12-room House, 21st, near st.............. 10000
These Houses all fine locations and will
Investments HARDING Il WATERS,
Jal91m Cos 18th st. NV.
nor SALE-FOR LIMITED TIME, CORNER
IL House on n ST., West Washington. 1t is q we'll
built double house stories and basement Is rooms,
bath rooms, closet &C. and all other modern improve
ments large yard. very pleasant residence $4,000;
easy terms. A. r. PARDON.
ja26-6t 1896 st.
ITOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE;
Il Six new Brick Houses rooms each, situated on
beautiful avenue northwest, with wide parking &c;
street within half square Price this property
only S6.5o so Terms, 81 600 cash, balance $500 per
year This property is now renting for 52 month
Apply to j. ". Z. VAS,
jeo-27ws Real Estate Agent, l42S n. Y ave
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MAR RIED.
DIED.

GRAHAM-MiLLS In AlexAndria. Va, on yanua9
22, 1887, by the Rev. X. Suithson. CHARLES w.
GRAHAM to SALLlE MILLS, both of MsshingSOA- .
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Two Men Killed by BurRlars.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. la special from Little Rock,
says William Galloway and his clerk named Nc
Leese, were fatally wounded last night at the
formers store In Galloway, three miles from this
city, by burglars who escaped unhurt.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NNOR SALE-CHEAP-I65,000 FEET OF LAND,
4 improved by 2story mansard 1l-room frame
house and other buildings, located at point where
10 tn st. extended Meridian and New Jersey aves
will interseet. only l5c. per foot Easy terms
1a27-1m j. H. HEBTFORD, 1423x f st.
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Estimates for Completing the Waaa9
Works Tunnel, Fec.

from the Secretary OF the Treasury TRANSMITTING
estimates for the completion OF the tunnel OF tho
Washington water works and for the nshwsy 90
the Great Falls. For the tunnel Sl75,0O0 II asked
and for the fshway $4,000
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No. 1904 street fT,.,
RODOLPHE CLAUdHTON, 1rustee
ja27- d&ds 4SO55 Louisiana avenue
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS No 1906 THIRD

hUNCANSON BROS., AGctloneers.
7RYSzfEf ALI xAAt e NJ Sg RGHB
, uPdsE and by virtue Of deed of trust dated May
corr il No. f 1ss so H. ct sea
the request of the holde. of the notes thereby
1 zK Fs TSP Il 'hs E2YkH Psi foG 81 d
lot 3 of Greens rseer Ss s a
ss1n OF Ts and parts Of lots in square numbered
by a twostory brick dwelling.
Terms Of f Sale oasthiFd cash balance in and
chaser to given for the deferred psyeDts bearing
six per cent interest payable semi annually and Sc:
Of sfa Or
area dollars will be required on the purchase at the
within ten days the trustees the right resell
conveyancing at the purchasers cost.
,.s4ats 1 hEAMe1 s s sM ffTTTH' Trustees.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Aucroneers
1RgsTEEg SALE OF PARAoR, CHAMBER,
HAfThEss2 p hG1 f4 b5fsr HnsSl BEEs
FUR hR nGBAhnREJi tGTGS ms
BY virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust recorded re-
IL: is iolo seq Of the land dt reeors
a1d 1857 s On Il
tns H n sss
CITY, the goods and chattels mentioned in schedule
Id ~ M and schedule b." attached to said trust
Walnut Sideboard. Moquet and Tapestry Carpets
Oak and Walnut BEDROOM Sets Red Plush Parlor Suite
Pier aud Mantel Mirrors Crystal Chandeliers,
Clocks, Pictures, Chandeliers, Hair and other Mat
Porisres Folding Bed Walnut Extension Table, Plush
Rockers. &c, &c.
Terms cash. MOSES PAGE
Trustee under Trust in iber l59, folio 1885,
MOSES H. PAGE,
THOS X. BROOKS
Trustees under Trust in Liber 2l7. folio 378
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 300 pm. prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H H Dodge, $50 18th street:
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EIOcUT1oN

HLOCUT1ON
=, Few people know what powers they possess until
The Hn6d MAEGSN sS SSLd dkaF6 SE
f ne It h by a sses HsaE s
fset e}IePsa
unequaied opportunities for developing the strength
1t teaches Elocuon as an elegant art for home and
u fss 'fS
fSH
r Il sa
oS aSs-!
sna Glass
evening. February classes sre now forming, Send
bse 3 Viii DEE
ssS%2dIoas asiIs, Sstisnsi bsaf 81 tPs Republic
pSset'ssI Sasiss sus education thss asai:
ThoreSsf R avea me il a' Rapid sSs
Bnsness
Law, Political Economy, stenography and Type Writ
on Fes6sy %
and sseS
o b RseRs q pS sso
IN mon1
-. t.nty A"os"@ouIs VI 90 e0CA W ~Ao AZ AuA4
Illustrated Circular sspt free agg1issten;
Mrs SARA spEkcEk Vice sf Pneps
CAPITOL HILL EVENING SCHOOL. ~ 5TH ST.
Nm Q. Instruction given in Book-keeping Arithme.
Wool. i f1sS;ip sin9tesai9 sRs
MRS. HARRIETTE MILIS-VOCAL LESSONS TO
~ Ladies and Gentemen. At leisure daily from four
Hil pupils on Thnrsdays Music rooms. 500 Sd 81 Sc
CADEMY OF NAGS
4 Asss, resumed STUDIES a6NbHi. aept Or xth
Musc AT The theory S y ansie s . hosoashis
taught SPECIAL attention is paid tc Plane Harp Ogal
,1SHgrsphy and Fancy Work Lasts PAINTING, Gals.
y: With h'S sas 1oaasn q me
School for Boys, taught BY the sisters. se30-5m
GHELDoN's AcADEMIEs-1Oo4 F ST. n ".
latest dances taught. oc1-6m
SHoRIH!AANp AND EXPERT TYPEERITIN0
~ ANY, TAUGHT Success gusE;ntssd ssreus
fhoM'ELIN, with Johns Esston. sishosTsphsl. 45s
PMyATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
1nnspoliss, West Point ali sasuaiin!sion
se:ss IVY INSTITUTE, sw. cor. 9th and Z Ct. nv.
SCHOOL OF AUsl fao5 r J, tE 5T ls77l
xs1c s. o S1Ifse
.h ssgssf d:.: 49, s sEn fasD
,a27.et 1aAi and i51S iiIh 81. Sc.
ELEcrR1o
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Thomas Page has by Campbsll Darlington fled
q bill for divorce "a linst Louisa Page, pray1ag
An oyster supper and bal! ior the beaent oI the
German orphan asylum Will lie given AT AOner'u
hall this evening.
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TIE NAVAL BUREAU CONSOLIDATION BILL was
taken up again In the House this afternoon.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been Issued lv the clerk OF the court 20 A. II.
Moler aid Mary H. Gray; John n. Taylor and
Frances Moore; Nicholas Lyduane and Maggie
Conner; AatJaew Won, al Marion county, Ma,
and A. 5. Sewers, OF Fauquier county, Va; Flor
ence NJ. Hail. of Hancock Nd, and JAMIE johnson.
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Heal ESsase 6ales.

Charles Schneider has sold 10 a. w. Kolb sub
lots Al 10 iS. square 609, each lsSl0O feet on
North Capitol, between . and Z strocs-, iof "a $50
Mary Goodman has sold 10 LiyiLia q, Connolly
sub lot l32, square 40, t.sDy feet, fronting on
Corcoran street, between 18TH and i4tl for e. 0oo
q. ii. Dyer has sold 10 + izabelh ial,enhouse sub
lots AZ and - square l1g, froaJng slxilo Ioet CA
10Th, betweeh z aid Il stleets, y: S9.oN.
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Gambling On an Ocean Steamer.
GRAVE CHARGES THIRTREN PASSENGERS ON TIE
STKAAER UkRRIA.


CINCINNATI, Feb. Archbishop Elder authorize
the statement that the CATHOLIC church Is IN II
way responsible for the organization OF aGheatrica
company to gather money 10 aid in paying tn
Purcell debt, nor does he In any manner sanction
any guch scheme.
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HVBBEHfEf HEFDkfED.-1.tSt
tered the residence or James ,ampl,e I, 30
street northwest, by cutting Through lle back
door. They stole a gold chain and iocket two
gold rings- pair OF gold bracelets silver brace
lei ana bangle, an orsrcoat and a derby hat
Thomas Hunt, OF BrooSyn reports that his room
lii the Mount vernon hou,U MAJ estVTe1 lart hight
and robbed VI a wdJca and coaL--Joha "a.
stewart reports that his cai ken house Was brnken
omen sunday night and rObO 4 OF tweni Ions
chckens--Ricaard sol.eiIs, iii u stnets, "a
ports stolen a rocAing chair worth Slo.-Aoses
Johnson, 1871 street, reports stoied al osencosS
worth 81
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ESOR ALE-SAND-SAND-SAND THE SUB
scrper Is prepared to furnish Sand in any quantity
Orders received at W. w. McCullougf,'s, Gil New
Jersey ave. NV.
ja2G-1ms JOHN r. IORD
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Mr.. Cox STIs UP AwHuk-Mr. q 6. Cox was
somewhat better this afternoon and was able 70
aWhfla.
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ANOTHER RcsGSATIos.-Mr. Louis y. Stutz. who
has been fourteen years 4 araughisInaa AID archi.
tect IN the oce of Tie supervising architect Ut the
Treasury department, resigned to-day.
THE DEBT STATEMENT TO be issued this afternoon
Will show a decrease Of about 60 100000 Ia the
nuhl1c debt during LannarN
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For MAYOR Of phiindcuphi,.


-For New Iors. fhadelllia and e the Af East a.
and IL :15 am, l.:.50, =, I ID, 10 aud IL 90 n
"a Boston. z p M daiy Fer New York, "a
For Chicago. Ciacinnati. ~. Iouis; Httsburg aud
AID ST Louis and except SATURDAY, 10 Chicago. l2l5
pm. Chicago Liniitedl daily Chcaro and Cncinnau
Express, z 10 pm. daily, with tbEUugh seepers 70
Chicago aud ST. Louis. Pacific Express, IL y n daily
For iachmuhd and ne South, u aud daily aud
80 pm daily, except sunday. For baltimore, -,
23,s = +9 and an, l2:l3. ~ 80 ~ .;5. z, q.
1:10, 10 aud Ii 20 pm. Tor loles Crcek Line, %
AIN aid $40 daily, escct sunday, For Annapo-
lis. so An. AZ ID, A.3 and q pm. daily eyrsps
sunday. on sunday, % am. and 4:io I'm. For Eyia
eanandaisua Rochester Buffalo aud Niagara 10 p.Ia-
daily, except Saturday,
B. ASpu. RoyrE.,station. Corner New Jersey ave-
nue. and street-ror Chicago 10 am. fAst hipitedl.
daily, $50 p m, 40; 40 gm For Pittsburg. 10 An.
$40 and 1000 am, ~ 40, 20. 3;l5 t45-ninuts
train, $3.50, 30, 40 $40, 40, rs and IL 30
pm. Sunday, 80, 30 3 30 ard 10 Q5 am, %.
1:3o 3,o, 80. 5:40. 9 40; s:e5 and II p-ni For
sSnS .n % For Wy ..SP. S
am and 80, 5 80, 40. aud IL p.In For stations
on Metropolitan Branch. u Al daily, except sum
day, and , III pm daily. 40 pm daily, except Sum
day. for principal stations Metropolitan Branch,
$40 am daily, on Sunday stops at all stations; FOE
For HAgeiytown 10 Am and 5 Al pm. daily. enceps
Sunday. For local points between WssninGtun aIsd
Gathersbury ~ 100 Am. aud ~ 80 1l:2l pan dnily
except SundAy
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INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Feb. 1.-The legislature
went into joint convention and took one ballot
for United states senator. All the members, ex-
cept two, were present, and the ballot resulted:
Turpie, "a; Harrison, 20; Allen, 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-01

E1OR bAI1E-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-01

cumming Up IN TAG O'NeAI C0ses
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Charles w. Brooke, the
counsel for ex-Alderman 0'Neil, continued his
summing up to-day in the court of oyer and ter
miner. The court room was filled TO the doors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-01

Representative Bragg, OF Wisconsin, introduced
In the House bill TO prevent unauthorized per-
sons from wearing badges, buttons, decorations or
devices indicating enlistment or commission and
muster into the military or naval service Of the
United States during the war OF the rebellion.